Neurodiversity-Affirming Therapy in Calgary for ADHD, Autism, and Neurodivergent Families

• You or your child is autistic, has ADHD, or learns and experiences the world differently

• You are a late-diagnosed adult trying to make sense of your identity, burnout, or relationships

• You are parenting a neurodivergent child and feel overwhelmed by meltdowns, school struggles, or emotional storms

• You or your teen struggles with emotional regulation, anxiety, or shutdowns

• Your relationship or family life feels strained by ADHD, autism, or neurodiverse communication styles

• You are tired of being told to “try harder” and are looking for therapy that actually understands neurodivergent brains

Our team provides neurodiversity-affirming therapy, trauma-informed care, family systems support, and comprehensive diagnosis for autistic, ADHD, and neurodivergent children, teens, adults, couples, and families. All clinicians work within Eckert Centre’s Well-Being Model™, Power of 8™, and Beyond the Scores™ assessment framework, which means we do not just identify challenges — we understand how cognition, emotion, attachment, and family systems interact to shape real life.

Michael Szabo, Provisional Registered Psychologist

Michael works with autistic and ADHD teens and adults, as well as parents and couples impacted by neurodiversity. He is the creator of You Make Sense™ — An Intro to Autism for Teens, Eckert Centre’s 8-week program designed to help autistic teens build emotional regulation, self-understanding, and confidence in a neurodivergent world.

Michael integrates EMDR, attachment-informed therapy, and nervous system regulation to help clients reduce overwhelm, process trauma, and strengthen their ability to navigate relationships, school, work, and daily life. His work is deeply grounded in neurodiversity-affirming care and Eckert Centre’s Well-Being Model™ and Power of 8™ framework, supporting lasting change for individuals and families.

Alicia Fairweather, Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC)

Alicia supports teens, adults, couples, and parents navigating ADHD, learning differences, and attachment-based trauma. Using a relational, trauma-informed approach, she helps clients understand emotional and relational patterns, strengthen connection, and develop healthier ways of relating to themselves and others. She also provides Circle of Security-informed parent and couples therapy.

Jess Andrews, Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC)

Jess works with neurodivergent teens, adults, and parents experiencing ADHD, emotional overwhelm, and identity or relationship struggles. She integrates Internal Family Systems (IFS), attachment-based therapy, and spiritual-integrative care to help clients understand their inner world, build emotional regulation, and heal in ways that align with their values and beliefs.

Kymberley Calhoun, Registered Psychologist

Kymberley specializes in child, teen, and parent counselling for families raising neurodivergent children, especially those with ADHD and emotional regulation challenges. Her work focuses on attachment, nervous system regulation, and family relationships, using Circle of Security-informed and trauma-aware therapy.

She is also the creator of Parenting My Child’s Amazing ADHD Brain, Eckert Centre’s evidence-based parenting program designed to help parents understand their child’s ADHD, reduce conflict, and build connection, confidence, and emotional safety at home.

Kymberley is part of Eckert Centre’s Beyond the Scores™ assessment team, supporting families with diagnosis and treatment planning for ADHD, learning differences, and related concerns.

Faye Gosnell, Registered Psychologist

Faye provides therapy and assessment for children, teens, adults, and families where neurodiversity, trauma, and relational stress overlap. Using attachment-based and family systems approaches, she helps individuals and families build safety, connection, and stability. Faye is also a senior psychologist and supervisor, supporting both clients and clinicians within Eckert Centre.

Harriet Johnston, Registered Psychologist

Harriet works with neurodiverse children, teens, adults, couples, and families, including family therapy for neurodiverse households. She is also one of Eckert Centre’s lead providers of psychoeducational and neurodevelopmental assessments, helping families understand how cognition, emotion, and learning interact so they can access the right supports and move forward with clarity.

Michelle Kerslake, Registered Psychologist

Michelle provides therapy and assessment for neurodivergent individuals and families and serves as one of Eckert Centre’s senior psychologists and supervisors. Her work integrates trauma-informed, attachment-based, and neurodiversity-affirming care, ensuring that every client benefits from a highly supported and expertly guided clinical team.